National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) President Maryam Rajavi called in a speech in Paris to the death penalty and the regime of the mullahs speech, EFE news agency reported.

“Our plan is an Iran without punishment and the destruction of religious decrees,” said Rajavi at a meeting in Paris to mark the World Day Against the Death Penalty, which also demanded an end to torture his country.

Rajavi also discussed geopolitical before an audience which included, among others, a daughter of the late Nobel Peace Prize winner Nelson Mandela, Makaziwe Mandela, the French exminsitra Human Rights Rama Yade and parliamentary representatives of France, the United Kingdom and Albania .

He called on Western countries to prevent the ayatollahs “expand their barbarism by Syria and Iraq” to stop the terrorist group Islamic State (EI).

It found also that Iran has “made” the argument that the fall of his ally Assad, allow the jihadists to take Damascus.